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Chapter 3 Module Map & Relationships

This chapter maps the concepts of Chapter 2 onto the actual menus: what top-level modules exist, what each does, how a deal flows through them, and what each dashboard shows.


3.1 Top-level Menu Map

After logging into the console, the left menu is organized by business domain. The table below lists the top-level menus and their sub-items:

Top menu Sub-items One-line
Overview Dashboard Function overview / Overview dashboard Entry to company-wide operating metrics
Supply Chain Supply-chain board / Supplier mgmt / Supplier category / Supply-chain order / Supply purchase / Loading calc / Supply settlement Full purchase chain: supplier → order → freight → settlement
Sale Sale board / Sale order mgmt / Sale settlement / Merchant mgmt / Merchant category / Return order view Full sales chain: merchant → order → return → settlement
Warehouse Function overview / Alerts / View / Destroy / Warehouse mgmt / In-Out / Return / Transfer / Putaway / Count / Shelf move / Stock log Physical stock flow & monitoring
Product Category mgmt / Product mgmt / Product detail Product master: category, SPU/SKU, price, recycle bin
Brand Brand board / Brand mgmt / Brand category mgmt Brands, categories, brand sales analysis
Finance Finance board / Supply finance ops / Sale finance ops / Return finance ops / Finance type / Tax invoice mgmt AP/AR, invoices, tax, settlement summary
Merchant Purchase Browse products / Product detail / Cart / My orders Downstream merchant self-service portal
System Admin Member mgmt / Region & tax / Pending approval / Exchange rate Accounts, tax, approval, rate
Personal Center Personal info Change password, view profile

Menu items show or hide based on the current account's role. A merchant account sees only "Merchant Purchase" after login.


3.2 Module Relationship Diagram

How a deal flows through the modules:

st=>start: Product (category/brand/SKU/price)
sc=>operation: Supply chain (supplier/order/container/port/customs)
in=>inputoutput: Warehouse stock-in (shelf/expiry, cost per batch)
sale=>operation: Sale (merchant/order/freeze stock)
ret=>condition: Return happens?
back=>subroutine: Warehouse return -> price confirm -> refund
out=>inputoutput: Warehouse stock-out (by sale order)
fin=>subroutine: Finance (AP + freight -> AR -> tax)
e=>end: Dashboards (overview/supply/sale/brand/finance)
st->sc->in->sale->ret
ret(no)->out->fin->e
ret(yes, right)->back->fin

Key relationships:


3.3 Function List (quick reference)

Overview Dashboard

Supply Chain

Sale

Warehouse

Product

Brand

Finance

Merchant Purchase (portal)

System Admin

Personal Center


3.4 Dashboard System (what each shows)

Dashboard Key metrics For
Overview total purchase, sales, stock, AR/AP, to-dos managers
Supply-chain in-transit orders, stocked-in qty, to settle, stage lead times purchasing
Sale sales, stocked out, settled, returns, top merchants sales
Brand per-brand sales, target completion ops / brand
Warehouse alerts near-expiry / stockout / overstock list warehouse
Finance AR/AP balance, settled/unsettled, cash flow finance

Dashboards are read-only summaries; they do not create documents. Go back to the business module to act.


Chapter Summary

Next: Users, Roles & Permissions — who can see what and do what.